Process Lasso massively improved my gameplay experience.

[NarcisoWard]

Ever since Season 2 hit, my game lost it's fluidity and I've tried everything to fix this issue including reinstalling my OS with no luck. I gave up until I stumbled upon a post for another game and I've decided to give this program a go.

Turns out, it wasn't a joke and the results were there. My input latency improved, game became more responsive and fluid, and if you're a madman with this program you can achieve stable 500-600 FPS depending on your hardware.

In my own words, Process Lasso is basically Task Manager on steroids that gives you complete control on how many cores each app/service can use until the point you can run your whole system on a single core while you game. On top of giving you such control if you're someone who knows what he's doing, it does this by default to some extent without you having to thinker and worry.


Here are my settings, and how to do it:


1.) Download and install Process Lasso: https://bitsum.com/

2.) Open Process Lasso, go to "Main" tab and make sure "ProBalance" is enabled. Don't touch anything else.

3.) Launch OW2.

4.) Alt tab, and go back to Process Lasso and click on the "Active Processes" tab.

5.) Find OW2 process, right click on it and apply following:

- Priority Class > Always > High

- CPU Affinity > Always > Uncheck CPU 0

- I/O Priority > Always > High

6.) Go to "File" tab, and save your profile.


Note: You have to open Process Lasso each time you start your system before launching OW2. You can also use this for different games like Valorant, I've had same success with this exact configuration. There are also plenty of videos on YouTube if you want to go even more in-depth.

[slightlyworkable]

Your explanation of Process Lasso as a "Task Manager on steroids" is a great way to describe its functionality, making it accessible even to those unfamiliar with advanced system tweaks

[mayaava]

Totally agree—Process Lasso can be a game-changer, especially if you're dealing with background tasks that randomly spike CPU usage mid-match. After setting up ProBalance and tweaking a few core affinities, I saw way smoother performance in titles that were previously stutter-heavy. It's one of those underrated tools that doesn't get enough love compared to the flashy performance boosters—but it actually delivers. Definitely recommend it to anyone serious about consistent frame pacing or squeezing more stability out of their system. It even helped keep things running smoother during a recent  fc mobile download , which would normally choke up my system a bit.

[limecharlie]

In my opinion, Process Lasso is a lifesaver when it comes to dealing with background operations that cause an unexpected rise in CPU utilization during a match. Games that were stutter-heavy before I set up ProBalance and adjusted a few core affinities ran much more smoothly thereafter. Despite its usefulness, it is one of those overlooked items that is overshadowed by more ostentatious performance enhancers. If you're serious about getting greater stability out of your system or frame pace consistently, you should definitely check it out. A recent fc mobile download, which usually slows down my system a bit, ran much more smoothly with its assistance.